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AI assistants you can talk to. Ask questions, write content, analyze documents, brainstorm ideas. The most widely used category of AI tools.

AI tools that help you write, review, and debug code. From full AI editors to terminal agents to IDE extensions.

Create videos from text prompts or images. From short clips to longer scenes with camera control and character consistency.

Text-to-speech, speech-to-text, voice cloning, music generation, and audio AI tools.

Create and edit images from text descriptions. Illustrations, photos, art, design assets, and image remixing.

AI-powered search engines and browsers that provide answers with sources instead of just links.

MCP servers and APIs for connecting AI to your tools, data, and workflows. The building blocks for AI integrations.

AI models with open weights that you can download, run locally, fine-tune, and deploy on your own infrastructure.

Workflow automation platforms that connect apps, APIs, and AI into multi step processes. Build automations visually or with code.

Specialized AI tools that don't fit neatly into other categories. Agents, canvas tools, and research assistants.

A self-hosted gateway that connects AI models to your chat apps, gives them persistent memory, browser control, scheduled tasks, and runs 24/7 on your machine or VPS.

An agentic coding assistant that lives in your terminal, reads your entire project, and takes action autonomously.

The agent is not a tool you open sometimes. It is the operating system for your entire professional life: connected to everything, persistent, proactive, and always learning.

A universal standard for connecting AI assistants to external services. Think of it as installing apps on your phone, but for your AI.

Specialized AI personas with specific expertise, tools, and instructions. Like hiring specialists for your team: a code reviewer, a copywriter, a stock analyst.